Minnesota divorce

MINNESOTA DIVORCE

Minnesota divorce proceedings can potentially involve all the issues and topics addressed in this “Minnesota Family Law and Divorce Center.” A divorce in Minnesota can come in “all shapes and sizes.” If the spouses have minor children at the time of divorce, then issues such as Minnesota child custody, parenting time and child support must be addressed. If the spouses were married for a significant period of time and there is a sizable disparity between each spouse's income, then most likely the spouse with the lesser income will be entitled to spousal maintenance (alimony) from the spouse with the greater income. With regard to the ability to obtain a divorce, Minnesota is a “no fault” State as far establishing grounds for the Minnesota divorce. What this means, is neither spouse is required to state reasons why they need to, or desire to obtain a divorce (however, most of my divorce clients still tell me why they want a divorce ;) ). Greater detail on the various issues involved in a Minnesota divorce can be found in the many topics on this website. Attorney Adam Blahnik provides a free initial telephone consultation for all Minnesota divorce questions.